Oct. 20, 2026

Political Polarization: Media Construct. Talking with Wesley Warshawer.

Political Polarization: Media Construct. Talking with Wesley Warshawer.
Political Polarization: Media Construct. Talking with Wesley Warshawer.
The San Francisco Experience
Political Polarization: Media Construct. Talking with Wesley Warshawer.

Polarized politics force us into bubbles with like minded people regarding those with different views as “other”. Binary yes/no answers to polling questions oversimplify and distort our beliefs. Americans are fair and believe in common sense - we are not easily inserted into rigid belief boxes.

Key Takeaways

  • Polarized bubbles of like minded people.

Polarization permits an exaggerated view of opponents to be amplified by cable TV pundits, shock radio and social media making us see fellow Americans as "other". We need to step outside of these comfortable bubbles we all inhabit and see people for who they are, not ideological cutouts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why are we so polarized ?

Media has distorted issues to create headlines. If it bleeds it leads.